Collection: Radicalism

Haledon, NJ: N.J.A.F., 1992. Unbound newsprint tabloid, 17 x 11.5 in. 8pp.; illus. Very good, with mild toning to leaves, horizontal center fold. Debut issue of this anarchist newspaper, subsequent issues of which appeared as part of the N.J.A.F.'s Plain Words periodical. Articles reporting on... More

NY: Harper & Row, 1971. First edition. 276pp; index. 8vo; black boards backed with red cloth; silver and black spine titles. Former owner's name penned on front pastedown. Else fine in fine dust jacket, price-clipped. A sharp copy of this first-person account of the Black... More

NY: Pathfinder, 1989. Xi, 233pp.; index; 8 b&w plates at center. Octavo; gray vinyl boards; black spine titles; dust jacket. Very good or better in a very good jacket, unclipped, with moderate edge-wear & several closed tears. Reprint edition of this collection of fourteen speeches... More

London: Spectacular Times, 1986. Reprint of a title first published in 1983. 12mo. Saddle-stapled in printed wraps. [32]pp.; illus. Fine. Reproduced holograph text by Law interspersed with collaged quotations, newspaper clippings, drawings, etc. Number 12 of 14 total issues of this self-published series intended to... More

London: Spectacular Times, 1997. Reprint of a title first published in 1982. 12mo. Perfect-bound in glossy printed wraps. [48]pp. Fine. Text by Law interspersed with collaged quotations, newspaper clippings, drawings, etc. Number 12 of 14 total issues of this self-published series intended to serve as... More

Cambridge, MA: Hovey Street Press / Red Prison Movement, [1973]. Second printing, which expands the first edition from 64 to 120 pages. Saddle-stapled in matte printed wraps, 10-1/2 x 6-7/8 in. 118pp. With numerous black-and-white photo reproductions and illustrations by Maria Moon, and a color... More

A small archive of 18 early memos and official communiqués from the left-wing Peace and Freedom Party of California, most having been issued in 1968 by the Contra Costa County branch. The Peace and Freedom Party originated in New York State, where candidates first appeared... More